<span><span><span>Is this a true or false question? If so, the answer would be false.
While Swimming has many benefits, it does not burn the most calories. It provides a full body work out and goes easy on your joints. However, in order to burn a ton of calories, you need to sweat. Running at 7mph for one hour will help you burn about 700 calories, while swimming at 50 yards-per-minute burns about 550 per hour.
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I'm football when a team is on the defense they often go into a formation known as zone. When in this formation, each player covers a certain area. This way instead of having to cover a specific player, they have the ability to cover multiple players of the opposing team, point them out to their teammates, and better predict where/how the opposing team will move or what they plan to do. Although this isn't the most effective position for protecting from runs, it is very effective at protecting from passes. This is because when in zone formation, the defense is mostly playing the field, meaning they are almost all in the field preventing the Quarterback from making effective passing plays.
<span>The answer is C. Natural barriers safeguard the body against life forms that can bring about the disease. Characteristic boundaries incorporate the skin, mucous films, tears, earwax, bodily fluid, and stomach corrosive. Likewise, the typical stream of pee washes out microorganisms that enter the urinary tract.</span>
